Proposed pool price increases
Proposed pool price increases
Public consultation has opened on the Invercargill City Council’s proposed 2026-27 fees and charges.
April 1 Macca’s prank deemed a cracker
April 1 Macca’s prank deemed a cracker
Pranksters with an arch sense of humour provided some chuckles in Roxburgh this April Fool’s Day.
Emergency services at serious Central Otago crash
Emergency services at serious Central Otago crash
Emergency services are at the scene of a serious crash where a car has gone over a bank near Ettrick.
‘She’s the most loyal dog ever’
‘She’s the most loyal dog ever’
Greymouth woman Jess Johnston and Molly the border collie are happy to be reunited after a week-long ordeal and two dramatic rescues.
Verdon students proud to help clean RSA graves
Verdon students proud to help clean RSA graves
Verdon College students rolled up their sleeves to help RSA volunteers clean and restore RSA graves at Eastern Cemetery.
Bunsen burner, sink, folder mischief not rocket science
Bunsen burner, sink, folder mischief not rocket science
The long-awaited Sir Peter Beck Science and Innovation Centre has opened at James Hargest College.
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Councillors given ‘bum smacking’ over online posts
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Councillors given ‘bum smacking’ over online posts
A ‘‘bum smacking’’ over the social media conduct of two Gore district councillors has prompted them to call for the council to communicate more and be more transparent.
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Students take a deep dive into education
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Students take a deep dive into education
Students at school camps in Deep Cove, in the heart of the Fiordland National Park, will have the opportunity to explore the marine environment with the launch of a new marine education programme.
Backcountry to be turned into historic reserve
Backcountry to be turned into historic reserve
Work has started on a management plan for the new culturally significant stewardship land area, Tarahanga e Toru Historic Reserve.
Body found in search for missing Frenchman
Body found in search for Frenchman missing near Cromwell
A body believed to be that of missing 21-year-old French national Antoine Richard has been found in Lake Dunstan, police say.
Cattle, driver unhurt after stock truck overturns
Cattle, driver unhurt after stock truck overturns in Catlins
A load of cattle and a truck driver have managed to walk away unhurt after a stock truck overturned in the Catlins area this afternoon.
Mammoth effort finds Molly
Mammoth effort finds Molly
A mammoth helicopter rescue operation to find a beloved border collie in remote back country near Hokitika had a heart-warming ending yesterday when the pooch was found alive and well.
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Easter weather a mixed bag
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Easter weather a mixed bag
Great weather on Good Friday will get Easter weekend off to a grand start.
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Concern over staff contracts
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Concern over staff contracts
A workers’ union has become involved as a Gore rest-home prepares to change ownership.
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Southland woman lay dead for eight days
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Southland woman lay dead for eight days
An Invercargill woman left haunted after her mother’s body lay undiscovered for up to eight days blames a health contractor, which has admitted mistakes were made.
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Contact firm on bid for 60yr wind farm consent
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Contact firm on bid for 60yr wind farm consent
Contact Energy is sticking to wanting a 60-year consent term for its billion-dollar Slopedown wind farm.
Return of Epic labelled a ‘really memorable day’
Return of Epic labelled a ‘really memorable day’
The Lake Hāwea Epic mountainbike race returned from a five-year hiatus last weekend, with Wānaka local Sam Shaw winning the men’s event.
Post Shop saved from closure
Post Shop saved from closure
Oamaru's "essential" North End Post Shop has been saved from closure, following a U-turn by NZ Post - but some community services could still be lost under revised plans.
Landmark home celebrates its 100th birthday
Landmark home celebrates its 100th birthday
Tea, cake and a little ragtime jazz entertained a steady stream of visitors to Anderson House on Saturday as the Invercargill landmark celebrated its 100th anniversary.
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